Press releases

Deloitte conducted a survey among 69 chief risk officers and heads of workout departments across twelve countries in the Central and Eastern European region who provided their views and expectations in relation to the impact of COVID-19 on the banking sector.

The Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority („HEA”) has published the Tender documentation and Information on the Second METÁR tender on 15 July 2020. HUF 800 million will be distributed for 390 GWh electricity production in course of the second METÁR tender.

During the final stage of phasing out the feed-in-tariff (KÁT) system,the Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority received requests for the subsidisation of over 2000 MW of photovoltaic electricity generation capacities.

ABO Wind AG, a major player on the renewable energy market has begun the development of a 5.2 megawatt peak solar plant in the south of the town Debrecen. This is the second solar project of the company in Hungary; the German firm received assistance from Deloitte Legal.

Bíró Balázs vezeti június 1-től a Deloitte közép-európai régiójának pénzügyi tanácsadási üzletágát a jelenlegi pozíciójának megtartása mellett.

In its inaugural report, “Global perspectives for private companies: Plans, priorities, and expectations,” Deloitte reveals that two-thirds of private company executives across the globe believe their revenue will rise in the year ahead.

András Fülöp will serve as Deloitte Hungary's Chairman and CEO after 1 June 2017.

According to Deloitte Global’s Third-party Governance & Risk Management survey, Overcoming threats and uncertainty , organizations feel inadequately prepared to deal with uncertain political and business environment and its impact on their extended enterprise. Read the press release to learn more.

In May 2016 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was adopted in the European Union, allowing a 2-year preparation period until 2018 for the organisations concerned.

According to effective regulations, EU member states are required to create a central database in which practically anyone can crosscheck the so called beneficial owners of companies and various legal entities.